A Hungarian aristocrat man, Sir Vatta builds up curiosity of the strange romance between a younger peasant Javorka, and an also upper class lady Marianne. He visits Javorka a few times in order to figure out the guy's philosophy that captured Marianne's hart and soul so badly that she over looks the social barrier between her and her lover. Sir Vatta discovers a few more than strange behaviors in Javorka's everyday life, some of which he shares with the lady on his various visits between the unusual couple. Will Sir Vatta find the way to solve the entangled mystery of ones bound to another, or instead him self might change in the process? Meet our unusual characters from the dawn of the 20th century and get drawn in to their enchanted realities, snatched out from a novel by the famous Hungarian writer Bela Hamvas, known for his extraordinary writing style which takes his audience to an unknown dimension of the living philosophy.

Within its monotonous flat motionless environment, anfractuosité promises an insightful look into the underlying reality of which most unknowingly fall victim too. Ones day to day, minute by minute, second by second activity. Not just activity, but the process and non-purposefulness of it. anfractuosité delves; detailing the ignorance of the very topic which is symptomatic of its infectious and contagious nature. Cornering the viewer into asking oneself the question: 'Is this what I've become?' anfractuosité's prompting appeal is sobering for many and confirmation for the few who have escaped its loosened grip. anfractuosité; watch, or choose not?